What is Try-With-Resource in Java and How is it Different from Try-Catch-Finally?

The try-catch-finally block consists of three parts: the try block for potential exceptions, the catch block for handling them, and the finally block for cleanup.

The traditional try-catch-finally block requires manual handling of resource cleanup, which can lead to verbose code and potential errors, such as forgetting to close a resource.

Introduced in Java 7, the try-with-resource statement simplifies resource management by automatically closing resources that implement the AutoCloseable interface, ensuring they're closed after use.

The primary advantage of try-with-resource is its automatic resource management which reduces boilerplate code, making it cleaner and less error-prone than manual resource handling.

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